Anna Nicole Smith's MOTHER!

[Joanne98]

I would not give custody of a dog to Vergie, let alone a baby.

Anna Nicole Smith's mother is a liar and she is probably in cahoots with the "Texas OIL family". I know this isn't about politics. But it's about ALL THE THINGS the RW smear machine cranks out in this country.
It's ALL about SEX. It's ALL about DRUGS. When the real truth is. IT'S ALL ABOUT MONEY!

Stay tuned for the poor Texas sheriff, Vergie, to move Daniel and Nicole's body to Texas, so she can CASH on the tourist industry that her poor dead daughter and grandson will provide.

You know. I was thinking about how we work our fingers to the bone around her trying to save the world from conservatives... We should have recruited Anna Nicole Smith. She could have helped us with the "rich white conservative hypocrite" problem.

Who's the guy in S. Carolina?

[WI_DEM]

1. I find them all repulsive, including Howard K. Stern

but I do feel that Anna Nicole should be buried by her son. The one thing that does ring true about Anna Nicole is that she did love her son and that they both had a very strong relationship with one another.

[Joanne98]

3. Anna Nicole Smith DID NOT want to ber buried in East Texas.

I'm sure she would rather have her body rot in the mortuary, than have "snake handlers" cash in on her corpse.

[WI_DEM]

8. umm, where did I say she did? isn't her son buried in the Bahamas?

did you read my post?

[Joanne98]

11. Yes BUT Vergie. (the Texas sherriff) wants to have it moved..

to TEXAS!x(

[Horse with no Name]

19. lol. She isn't the "Texas Sheriff"

She is/was a Deputy which means about squat.
There is no power there.

[Joanne98]

46. She still puts people in cages for a living.

A Lynne England type of person.

[Horse with no Name]

49. Oh for God's sake

:eyes:

[Joanne98]

52. poo poo

[YellowRubberDuckie]

66. I heard a rumer that the baby is Daniel's...

As fucked up as Anna was for a really long time, I don't know what to believe anymore.
Duckie

[Carni]

106. I REALLY don't think so

I didn't admire anything that the woman did (per say) but I feel bad for her state and I do not think she was having relations with her son.

The media built her up and now they are tearing her down.

That body needs to be planted next to the son and that mother of hers is a fat assed monster JMO

[kerry-is-my-prez]

113. Howard Stern was the only person there for her every day for the last several years.

True, they were all doing drugs with impunity - but having been there myself - I'm not in a position to condemn anyone for overdoing them...

[Lex]

2. They are all SCREWN!!1111! I'm series!1!

nt

[Joanne98]

4. Are you insinuating something?

[AzDar]

5. Interesting. I may have to open up a king-sized bag of CheezDoodles and ponder this...

[Joanne98]

6. Oh. Your so above it all. Crunch away.

[DeepModem Mom]

34. LOL! See my post 16. Tomorrow, Cheez Doodles! nt

[Goblinmonger]

92. MOM

Get me some cheesypoofs, Anna Nicole is on the tv

[kerry-is-my-prez]

118. That's Wesley Clark's favorite snack I think...

n/t

[Horse with no Name]

7. I'm not in a position to say but

Howard Stern seems to have manipulated ANS, provided drugs for her and may have psychologically abused her..and one of the cardinal signs of someone who does these things is to isolate their victim. Cut them off from their family and friends, making themselves the center of that person's world. He certainly was obsessed with/by her.
ANS was in a downhill spiral caused by the drugs. I believe that if Stern loved her...he would have protected her and not given her drugs or let her do that awful reality show. I am positive that ANS didn't realize people were laughing AT her...and not just with her.
You just don't do that to people you care about.
Her mother may be odd to most of you...but I live in this area. She isn't any more unusual than most. I *GUARANTEE* she doesn't have ties with Bushco and doubt that she is even political. More than likely, she just does what her husband tells her to do in those matters like a lot of woman that age in this area do. I believe she was cut off from her daughter and grandchildren.
She did say today that she and Daniel's father are going to exhume him and take him back to Texas.
They have that right with ANS gone.
So then does that mean that since ANS's wishes were to be buried next to her son that she should go back to Texas?
The law says that she is her legal next-of-kin.
Generally that means that she should be able.
As far as the baby, *I* truly hope that Burkitt is the father and gets custody of her.
Not sure that being in the custody of Vergie is the best thing for her.
If it were Solomon deciding the case...each party should get what meant the most to them from ANS.
Vergie should get her body.
Burkitt should get the baby.
Stern should get the money.

This appears to be what everyone is fighting for. Why not just do it?

[tammywammy]

17. I thought that I read today

that Stern said he didn't want any of the money and is even forgoing payment as the executor of the will?

I haven't really kept up with this at all, maybe you know Horse?

BTW, I think if Anna should be next to her son, if that's Texas then so be it.

[Horse with no Name]

21. I didn't see that

But yes...she should be next to her son. She loved him. I don't doubt that.
He is in an unmarked grave in the Bahamas without any family anywhere around to visit...so going back to Texas where he does have family seems to be the kind thing to do.

[tammywammy]

29. Okay, here's where I read that on MSNBC.com

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17257459/

"He also said he isn’t looking for any money from her estate and would waive his fee as the executor of her will. “I do not intend to get one penny,” Stern said."

It's towards the end of the article.

[Horse with no Name]

35. Thanks.

I don't believe him but he sure said it.
You live in this area tammy...do you see a huge difference between Vergie and some of the other women in these parts?

[tammywammy]

41. I'm in the DFW area

But I know exactly what you're getting at about the women out in East Texas, they are sumpthin' else.

I haven't actually watched any of this coverage, but I think I may have to catch some of this train wreck for entertainment purposes later tonight.

I don't really believe Stern much either.

[mzteris]

104. grand words

for a guy seeking custody of the baby who inherits it all, eh?

[Goblinmonger]

93. Yeah, the money for executor

is a pittance next to the trust he would get if he is the father of the baby.

[SoCalDem]

23. If the Marshall family is smart, they will step up and offer whoever

ends up being the baby's father a settlement for the baby ..

There's supposedly 100M at stake, so why not offer a $20M settlement with 1/3 in monthly installments until she's 18.. 1/3 when she graduates from college...and the other 1/3 at age 35?

She could live nicely on the interest alone, and by making it a monthly installment, she could live well, and yet her "guardian" would have no real ability to "take her money" and run.

It would save a TON in legal fees, and would put this whole saga to bed..

Stern was little more than a hanger-on..a gigolo, who traded his "legal advice" in exchange for not having to actually do any real work.

I don't really fault her mother all that much, because we don;t really know all the family dynamics, and having raised a "wild-child" of my own, I know how frustrating it can be.

ANS was obviously a drug addict..legal or otherwise, so her judgement was permanently fogged in.. If she had given up drugs, and decided to live a 'real life", she would probably regained contact with her family, but in HER world, they did not exist.. the lAST thing an addict wants, is interference. They SEEK OUT enablers..

[Horse with no Name]

24. Very well said.

:thumbsup:

[Joanne98]

51. Marshall family should PAY the orginal claim. HALF! That's half a bil.

Sorry charley. I want it ALL from the Texas oil bastards!

[Joanne98]

42. You don't think it's ODD that Vergie thought Howard the billionare

was a good husband? He was 80 years old for God's sake. Was she pimping her own daughter? I think that's a possibilty and the court has to take that kind of sickness in to consideration.

[Horse with no Name]

48. She wasn't pimping her daughter

Her daughter made the decision herself and from all accounts, they were both very happy. What's wrong with that?

[TorchTheWitch]

109. Basically they used each other

Anna used him for the money and he used her because having some cute blonde booty made him happy in his last years. So, she was happy and he was happy with the situation... good for them I say.

[tammywammy]

50. .

[Joanne98]

9. Should Anna and Danny's body be given to Vergie. YES OR NO?

And just answer the fucking question.

[Lex]

10. You appear to be harassing yourself

with this post.

:shrug:

[Joanne98]

13. explain this stupid comment?

[tammywammy]

20. I think it's funny, not stupid

Your post #9 "Should Anna and Danny's body be given to Vergie. YES OR NO?

And just answer the fucking question."

is a reply to the OP, which is also you. So yes, you're harrassing yourself.

[Horse with no Name]

14. Danny's biological father is stepping forward

and he DOES have the legal right since he is the only surviving parent.:shrug:

[Joanne98]

18. We don't know that..

[tammywammy]

22. "We" don't know what?

That's the man is Danny's father or that he has the right to move the body? I don't think there's ever been a dispute on who Danny's father was, and since the mother is dead, he does have the right to move the body.

[Joanne98]

36. That's he's the biological father.

[Horse with no Name]

38. There has never been a doubt about Danny's biological father

None whatsoever.

[Joanne98]

59. What?

[tammywammy]

39. I don't think there's ever been a question of

who Danny's father is. Is there a link or news story that questions who's Danny's father?

[Joanne98]

63. there's TWO danny's. Danny and Dannilynn....

[Horse with no Name]

65. No. There is one "Danny" and one "Dannilyn"

We were speaking of "Danny".

[tammywammy]

71. And this whole subthread

Started really with a post about "Danny's biological father stepping forward" and where the body should be buried, so it's really hard to see how someone could think we were talking and an alive infant daughter.

I think someone needs a refresher in reading comprehension

[Horse with no Name]

73. or Librium. n/t

[tammywammy]

76. ...

:spank:

:)

[tammywammy]

68. Yeah, and I've been saying

Danny this whole time, in reference to her son, since he's the only child that's dead and buried in the Bahamas

[qanda]

58. Question...

Does he also have a right to all the money since it was stated in the will that it would all go to the son and excluded all other children? Just asking.

[Horse with no Name]

62. It very well could. n/t

[tammywammy]

64. I don't think so

From what I know (and this isn't expert advice by any means), it's very difficult to exclude children from a will. So on that point, her will would be contested on behalf of the infant daughter. I would think that the daughter being her only heir left, would receive the money (if and when that ever happens). I don't think that there's really a scenario where Danny's father would get the money at this point, since no money ever changed hands anyways.

But take this with a grain of salt, and if anyone knows better than me, please feel free to correct me. :)

[Horse with no Name]

69. That's why the judge

For all of his idiocy and theatrics...he certainly did one RIGHT thing...by appointing Dannilyn a Guardian ad litum to safeguard her interests in ALL of these matters since it is so obvious that they might be overlooked by the "adults"

[Joanne98]

67. DUH! What do you think everybody's fighting about?

[TorchTheWitch]

105. No, Danny predeceased her

An estate can't be left to a dead person, so Daniel's next of kin isn't eligable to the estate.

It's just another extreme oddity about the so-called Will. There's no provision whatsoever addressing who gets the estate should the beneficiary die first. Every Will I've ever worked on has a line of people who inherit if the person listed before them is dead when the Will goes to probate. It's absurd that there was no contingency to address the fact that Daniel may die first.

The Will is such a crock. It looks like it was written by a junior high school kid.

In any case, it was thrown out since nobody can seem to locate the original. Why the original wasn't locked up in the office of the attorney who drew it up is a big red flag. Everything about it suspicious. Interesting that one of the witnesses who signed it was an old partner of Howard's who was suspended by the Bar Association at the time and later lost his license to practice. Yet another thing to make ya go hmmmm...

[SemperEadem]

28. what's with the hostility?

If the boy's father is still alive, then he should be able to bury his son's body where he sees fit. If Anna has no other next of kin but her mother, then really---what difference does it make to Anna now? She's gone on to better things now. If Burkett is biologically the baby's father, then he should raise her and any money the baby inherits should be placed in an airtight trust til she's 25 and he be financially responsible just like any other father for his child. If she and Stern weren't legally married, then Stern is SOL. He's a lawyer, he should have made sure he had that loose end tied up.

I havent' been caught up in this because it's a freakin' circus and the bush administration is trying a Nixonian tactic of threatening to use the Espionage Act against journalists who print leaked information, even though the wording of the act is not specific to journalists; it was worded to cover spying against this country with classified infomation, but because it's phrased to ambiguously, Gonzales wants to use it against journalists.

[TorchTheWitch]

107. That's why Stern went to the Bahamas

Their paternity laws are so archiac they go by the name on the birth certificate. However, there's the problem of their being unmarried and not citizens. Exactly why they unethically got on the fast track for permanent residency status. The Immigration Minister, Gibson, was forced to step down for that sham.

I think the Bahamas is going to turn over the paternity issue to the U.S. I'm pretty sure they can't wait to boot Howard and baby out of their country. This issue has gotten them far too much bad press, and for a country that relies so heavily on U.S. tourism for their economy, that's a big issue for them.

Howard and the baby are U.S. citizens who at this point only have visitor status, and Howard is about to be evicted. What does the Bahamas want to keep them for now when they have no use for them and the issue of them hiding out there is causing them all this misery?

[Carni]

108. No IMO

And that is just my opinion

For the record Stern and the other guy are not prizes either.

[MoonRiver]

12. I haven't been following any of this, zzzzzzzzz,

but why do you say those kinds of things about the mother? From what I've heard Howard Stern is a much more nefarious character. But as I said I basically know squat about this crazy situation.

[Joanne98]

15. ZZZZZZZ. It's the only thing on tee vee?

Are you in the Artic?

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

25. My TV has an off button.

Also, different channels.

Seriously, who watches this Anna Nicole crap? Haven't people got lives of their own?

[mwb970]

90. MSNBC seems to be about the worst.

They are moving toward an All Anna Nicole, All the Time format, repeatedly pre-empting their news programs for this endless crap. (Who wants to hear about Iraq anyway?)

Apparently, America is riveted by the battle for the illegitimate baby of a dead stripper. What does this say about our citizens? Or our media?

This is sick.

[Clark2008]

26. I've been home all day sick and my TV hasn't been turned on.

We can do things besides watch television, especially when this crapola is on.

[MoonRiver]

37. No. I babysat my grandbabies all day and was either at the park

or watching cartoons. I do admit to having experienced ANS overload and burnout however.

[DeepModem Mom]

27. Because some of us, I'm embarrassed to say, spent the morning with Mother.

I think you can look at the number and seriousness of my posts here not to dismiss me as someone who reads tabloids or watches tabloid TV all the time, but I was watching MSNBC when the hearing started, and kept watching -- with, sad to say, no zzzzzzzzz at all.

[MoonRiver]

30. Well, since I haven't been watching, been babysitting grandkids all day instead,

I simply don't know what all this is about. I certainly don't dismiss you or anybody else and I am curious.

[DeepModem Mom]

40. I didn't mean to say you would -- I was defending myself to myself!

Watching, if nothing else, is a fascinating study in all kinds of characters.

Bless you for babysitting -- give those grandkids a hug for DM Mom! (But I wouldn't let them watch the hearing. It's PG-rated, if not R.)

[MoonRiver]

53. Thanks DMM! I'll be happy to give them a hug for you!

And here's one back :hug:

I am curious about these things. I sense there might even be a true crime story somewhere in this tragedy. And I have to confess that I love reading and watching true crime stories.

[TorchTheWitch]

112. I'm with you

I'm seeing an icky crime drama coming out of this.

[Carni]

110. I have your back deepmodem

I am not typically into this crap either, but this case has been both fascinating and annoying.

[TorchTheWitch]

111. It's actually been pretty riveting

Quite the entertainment circus. If the judge wasn't such a hoot I probably would have found the whole exercise dull. Turned out to be some good theatre.

[DeepModem Mom]

16. Thank goodness, I'm not the only one watching this! I don't feel so guilty.

Totally agree -- that mother is bad! She was all jolly, carrying on with the judge. But when the time came for cross, and the mildest of unfriendly questions, she gets so broken up she can't go on, and has to retreat to the loo. I can see right through her, and imagine myself in that home, and the mother Anna grew up with.

And she didn't know the sister-in-law was hand-in-glove with the tabloid reporter, and today had a helicopter circling as she went to view her daughter's body??? Please!

And bury her in Texas? Say what you will about Anna, but that girl got out of there.

As an aside, I'm very impressed with the attorney appointed to represent the baby. He, and the whole idea of what he is doing, brings tears to my eyes. Poor little one.

:cry:

[Horse with no Name]

31. It's mesmerizing

and makes me feel all warm and fuzzy that my family isn't THAT dysfunctional.:)

[DeepModem Mom]

44. LOL! Same here: not "that" dysfunctional! nt

[me b zola]

32. Something I heard last night disturbed me about the mother

Supposedly ANS lashed out about her childhood saying something about being raped. If ANS was raped/molested by any of the mother's boyfriends this could explain why ANS had such a troubled relationship with her mother, as well as her difficulty in life.

If--if--Anna's mother's boyfriends had sexually abused Anna, then I believe there is no way that the baby girl should go to Anna's mother.

[DeepModem Mom]

47. She, I believe, said she was "beaten," and then added "raped." nt

[Joanne98]

55. ANS had three stepfathers. The Texas "sheriff" needs to be more CLEAR.

About WHY her daughter HATED HER!

[AlCzervik]

70. her mother-after watching i don't believe a word she says, she's "Friends" with

some ahole from "splash" news which is probably 2 rungs lower than Fox news and she claims she has made no money off either death-me thinks she's lying.

[Joanne98]

33. God bless you Deepmodem Mom.. You're very honest...

More honest than some who are pretending they are not watching this hearing. I hope DU lawyers way in. I'm not a lawyer but I'm already smelling collusion between the "Vergie camp" and the "Howard dead Texas OIL" camp.

And I have to admit. I'm beginning to feel sorry for Howard. It's impossible to control a drug addict, who has all the money and all the power. Although I still think she died of a broken heart.

[DeepModem Mom]

61. You don't know how glad I was to see your post!

I was slinking around, guiltily watching, and assuming no one here was watching, even though I know a lot of news-junkie DUers have their set tuned to MSNBC. The hearing is a fascinating study in character, and a highly unusual judicial process! And I did see a bit of political, or at least social, relevance. I mean, the very idea of taking that girl back to Texas (although, I should say for sure, there are thousands of good people in Texas, who fight the good fight).

Did you hear Vergie keep saying, "She was a TEXAS girl." And, revealingly, saying on the stand that she knew of no one who hadn't been buried in the state of their birth. Anna had her demons, but she, like many of us, including myself, escaped the state of her birth.

(My dear late mother, who was nothing like Vergie, did, however, tell someone once that I left the state of my birth because I "thought I was too good for it." Some of the testimony resonated just a bit with me.)

[AlCzervik]

54. i've watched it on and off all day-my excuse-Court TV has Libby on verdict watch.

and i'm pissed because i missed Birkhead but i heard his attorney go mental on Stern "Are you the biological father!!!!???"

[DeepModem Mom]

78. Birkhead charmed the pants off the Judge. He is a cute guy...

and that harpie of a lawyer of his had him really well-prepared. In a nutshell, he made the case that he and Anna were a couple for almost two years, including the time of the baby's conception, with Howard left out -- except as lawyer, adviser, friend, manager, etc. The Judge asked him where he thinks Anna should be buried, and he had said that she went to the Bahamas only because of their paternity law, i.e., she could simply name a father. He considered California her home (and echoed Howard's testimony that she sometimes wanted to be buried close to Marilyn Monroe), and said that if he is able to raise the baby, he would raise her in California. He said it was difficult, though, because Daniel is buried in the Bahamas, and she would want to be with him.

[AlCzervik]

79. Thanks for the info.

:hi:

[TorchTheWitch]

114. They're all mental

But that's what makes it riveting. You can't even make this stuff up.

;)

[cboy4]

74. The thing that got me was the questioning about whether she has

already or will making any cash on the video from the Bahamas grave site.

Suddenly she's all confused and tearful and telling the lawyers to talk nicer to her.

And that stupid fool of a judge can't (or refuses) to see through it and make her answer the goddam question.

Oh boo-fricken-hoo lady.

You either know whether you sold your story/videotape/photographs to the tabloids or you don't.

She's a total liar and she's playing games.

It's sickening.

[DeepModem Mom]

80. Oh, she made turnaround all right! Suddenly, she was "upset"...

and could hardly hear or think, after yukking it up with the Judge for a good long time.

[PaDUer]

84. I've been watching this case also...

Vergie's out for money, and also the half-sister..interesting that Anna's father said Anna had only seen her 1/2 sister once..They should head back to Texas fast because the mother wants $$$$...interesting that she LIKED Anna's elderly late husband, the billionaire..that family is out for one thing only...and interesting how the mother hooked right up w/ that Larry...

[cboy4]

43. The real story here is how in the eff this alleged judge is allowed

to practice law on this planet.

He has been a complete and utter joke. I can't believe what I've been watching.

It is so clear he is auditioning for a television reality show (which is rumored he's been doing) or that he's planning on writing a book.

He's referring to lawyers by nicknames, and calling people by their last names.

He's allowing lawyers to chew out and argue with each other, when standard protocol dictates you speak to the court concerning issues of that matter.

He can't make up his mind who should testify, and then he abruptly cuts them off when he realizes he shouldn't have let them get into certain matters.

He's has to go into long explanations about EVERYTHING. TALK, TALK, TALK

He's brushing off objections by lawyers, without routinely saying "sustained" or "overruled." And then we have to hear little antic totes about his personal life.

He's puting the fricken medical examiner on speaker phone (as a national audience listens) to discuss the deteriorating condition of Anna's body.

He's offering commentary on how well people testify as though he's Simon judging an American Idol performance.

He can't make up his mind what is admissible.

It's is beyond belief. He is totally grandstanding in an attempt to become famous.

And I thought Judge Ito from the Simpson trial was incompetent. :eyes:

I've been watching this because I'm interested in law and wanted to learn more about probate matters.

This just a joke.

And you can bet whichever way this idiot rules will be appealed one half second after he discloses it.

Consider yourself lucky if you've not watched any of this because it is laughable. LAUGHABLE.

[Beelzebud]

45. Olberman played a clip of this joker the other night and I really thought it was a joke.

I was waiting for him to laugh, and give the tip-off that it was a joke.

I was pretty shocked when it finally soaked in that this was the real judge...

"We have her on ice, she's not going anywhere." /me pukes...

[Joanne98]

56. The judge is an asshole. He's probably a JEB appointee.

[cboy4]

60. This is from TMZ.com which is reporting he has made

demo tapes in an attempt to have his own TV show.

:puke: :puke: :puke:

[RiffRandell]

77. Great post.

I am DISGUSTED by what I have watched today. Unbelievable. I totally agree with you.

[TorchTheWitch]

116. Family court is like that

It's far more relaxed. Believe it or not I've seen worse. What the hell, nobody took a swing at anyone else, and I've seen that in family court more than once.

The judge is goofy but he knows the law and in hindsight he's crazy like a fox.

[Joanne98]

57. I got to go to bed.. BUT anybody feel free the take over this thread.

This IS important as go the way of the culture wars. VERGIE (republican)

[Horse with no Name]

72. Pure bullshit. Nobody should have their rights negated because they are a Republican

That is sheer lunacy.

[tammywammy]

75. And how do you know she's a republican?

Did she announce it on air, "Hey everyone I'm a republican." And regardless, political stance doesn't negate their rights.

[Joanne98]

94. Pure instinct.

[SlowDownFast]

81. They could mummify her body

and encase it in glass.

Add a few roller coasters, some snack shops, etc, and VIOLA!!! ----

ANNALAND!!!


I'm getting ready to buy stock...

[Manifestor_of_Light]

82. Hey, it worked for Eva Peron. Juan kept her in a glass coffin.

Why not? :evilgrin: Truth is stranger than fiction.

[PaDUer]

83. BTW, isn't the judge on this case....

Judge Judy's husband?
I've been reading and hearing various comments that he's been trying to get his own tv show for awhile, and there's been a few comments made during the hearings that might be referring to his mannerism? Does anyone know..

[Libby2]

95. No, he is not Judge Judy's husband.

[GreenZoneLT]

85. Kill your TV

Seriously, you're spending an awful lot of energy worrying about something that doesn't matter at all to anybody but that poor drunk girl's relatives.

[Raine]

86. Stern is the one

that I wouldn't give custody of anything too. I think Stern is responsible for keeping Anna Nicole drugged and should be charged with manslaughter at the very least.

[Buttercup McToots]

87. Me too

I'm watching this...fasicnating stuff...
Grandma...I shudder to think of the baby with her...money money
Howard...money money money...
Larry...I like him...at least he seems stable and can support himself...
I think he cares about the baby...
I'll tell you one thing...they better get that baby away from Howard...
And why can't they just do a paternity test today and solve the problem
of who is the baby's father?

[TorchTheWitch]

117. Howard won't let them

He's clinging on to that cash cow baby as tight as he can. Meanwhile while he claims he loves her as a father since the day Anna died the baby has been living at the Gibson's and cared for by Gibson's mother.

[michaz]

88. Agree 100%

To know that this woman used those drugs while pregnant is sick. He aided in this and to me it is the most obvious case of child abuse! That baby should be taken from him immediately and I cannot believe that this has not been discussed and done.

[seaglass]

89. Last Friday night her mother was interviewed on 20/20. Right

after her daughter died she was trashing her on national TV - making a big deal about Anna never helping her family out financially.

That's really all that needs to be said about this woman. Any mother who can publicly trash her daughter right after she dies does not deserve to have any decision-making ability about where that daughter is buried.

Seems like Anna was surrounded by users, no wonder she loved her son so much he was probably the only person she could trust that loved her for herself.

[cboy4]

91. I think I'm going to be sick.....I don't know what's worse....

listening to the sad probate details OR

having to listen to that horrible tabloid journalist for MSNBC.

She's driving me more F'ing crazy than the dipshit judge who's posturing to become a star.

[meldroc]

96. And I should give a flying fuck about this for what reason?

She's DEAD! GET OVER IT!

I'm tired of seeing this circus dominating the news, when stories about Iraq casualties, Jose Padilla being judged unfit to stand trial because of abuse at the hands of the government, the Libby trial, the appeals court ruling on habeas corpus for Gitmo detainees, etc. All of that, and we're stuck hearing about an overdosed has-been Playboy Bunny and a pop star who shaved her head and is bouncing in and out of rehab!

[demrabble]

97. Who Is Anna Nicole Smith?

Who is this Anna Nicole Smith?

And who is her mother?

What I am missing here?

[leftstreet]

98. The lady OJ killed

:P

[demrabble]

99. OJ?

Would that be Orange Julius?

I can never find Orange Julius stands anymore.

Is it because Orange Julius went to jail for killing Anna Nicole Smith?

[leftstreet]

100. Orange Julius shaved his head and entered Rehab

[demrabble]

101. At The Paris Hilton?

I keep hearing about the Paris Hilton in reference to rehab.

Is that the Hilton Hotel in Paris, France?

Odd place for rehab, if you ask me.

[LittleClarkie]

102. Just some random person who should have had a better life

Never mind. Go back to sleep.

[npincus]

103. Momma traveled w/ a "friend" from Splash magazine to view

her daughter at the morgue, and well... golly gee... wouldn't you know, a helicopter with a Splash videographer followed them, though information about the visit had not been released to the public...

what a piece of crap for a mother.

The same "friend" from Splash traveled w/ Momma to her grandon's grave in the Bahamas... and his videotaped it for Spalsh, for $$$$. Oh, Lord....

[Marr]

115. I care just enough to post this.

And really, only because this thread happens to be resting on my favorite POLITICAL board.